Liposuction Techniques – Microaire and Vaser – What’s Best for You?

For people looking for fat loss, dieting and exercise may not be the only effective solutions as they do not address the areas with stubborn fat deposits. This is taken care by alternative methods and one of them is Liposuction! It is an easy and effective method to sculpt the body and to achieve that perfect contour you always wanted.

For women who are looking for that beautiful waistline or for men who are craving for that toned abdomen or someone wishing to get rid of those resistant love handles, there is only one answer and that is LIPOSUCTION!

This technique works in the areas where fat deposits have become resistant and are not getting affected by any diet or workout. For women, these areas are thighs, buttocks, upper arms, waist, neck and tummy. For men, these areas could be chest (male breast problem), abdomen and love handle.

How does Liposuction work?

In this procedure, tiny incisions, usually about half a centimeter in length, are made in a hidden or easily concealed area. A hollow pipe or cannula is inserted through these incisions to break and suck out the fat from the stubborn area. Sometimes the fat is broken using other liquids and incisions may not be required. There is almost negligible recovery time and the results are quick as well as too good. Liposuction is often combined with other procedures to give desired shape and is one of the safest and most popular cosmetic procedures used to achieve attractive bodies.

Who can go for Liposuction?

• People who have achieved a target body weight and are not looking for reducing or gaining weight in future.
• People with localized fat deposits that refuse to go and give a disproportionate body figure.
• People who are looking for a leaner body for professional or other reasons.
• People with elastic skin as Liposuction removes fat but does not tighten the skin. One may have to opt for skin tightening procedures along with Liposuction to get a desired appearance.

What are the different types of liposuction? And how are they effective?

There are two major types of Liposuction Techniques that are used at RG Aesthetics to achieve best results out of Liposuction

Microaire Liposuction Technique

This is a power-assisted liposuction (PAL) technique and uses suction cannula which has a small motor. The cannula is inserted into the areas to be treated through small incisions. This motor causes the cannula to move forward and back (reciprocating motion) breaking the fat deposits and making it somewhat easier for the surgeon to perform the liposuction.

Vaser Liposuction Technique

VASER is an ultrasonic cannula that disperses energy improving fat disruption and removal.It is a still process in which fat deposits are removed from beneath the skins and the appearance of the body part becomes better. Tumescent liquid, or a saline solution mixed with anesthetics, is injected into the body area being treated. Ultrasonic probes, inserted into the fatty tissue gently break the fat cells down. The vibration gently disengages and loosens the fat cells and ultimately emulsifies the tumescent fluid that has been infused into the body area. While the emulsification is in the process, a small cannula is used to remove the liquid and the fat cells. This process doesn’t let much of skin to go loose as it offers the surgeon a great deal of control and you get the smooth, contoured look. Vaser liposuction is specifically designed to loosen fat but to protect and preserve other tissues and by using the saline solution, hence there is typically less bleeding and bruising. Along with fat removal, Vaser helps in skin tightening simultaneously.

RG Aesthetics offer both kinds of Liposuction techniques, only after making a complete diagnosis of the patient’s health condition and fat deposits. The best-suited procedure is suggested and executed by experienced and qualified specialists, who know the Liposuction procedures in and out.

We will discuss the entire process with you beforehand so that you completely understand what will be happening on the day of your treatment and what technique suits you the best.